Streamlight 90542 Survivor LED Flashlight Alkaline Battery Pack without Batteries

Description

ATEX-rated for Category 1G (Zone 0) locations. For use in places with an explosive gas atmosphere (other than mines susceptible to firedamp) that is present continually or for longer periods. It has a maximum adverse surface temperature of <135 Degree Celsius. Available in rechargeable and alkaline models. Features C4 LED technology with four lighting modes: high, low, flash and moonlight. High for a super-bright beam that pierces through smoke: 36,000 candela; 175 lumens; 379m beam distance; runs 4 hours. Low for bright light and longer run time: 12,000 candela; 60 lumens; 219m beam distance; runs 15 hours. Flash for signaling: runs 8 hours. Moonlight mode provides low-level lighting for battery conservation: runs 20 days. Deep-dish parabolic reflector produces narrow beam; ideal for smoke-cutting applications. Optimum peripheral illumination to aid in navigation. Optimized electronics provide regulated intensity. Spring loaded clip with built-in ring easily attaches to belts and harnesses. Industrial rechargeable NiCd battery can be recharged up to 1,000 times. Also accepts four "AA" alkaline non-rechargeable batteries for fast replacement with readily available batteries. Rubber dome push-button switch provides easy operation even when wearing heavy gloves. High-impact super-tough nylon construction offers exceptional durability; O-ring sealed, unbreakable polycarbonate lens with silicone anti-scratch coating is assembled in a heavy-duty bezel. IP54 water-resistant; 2 meter impact resistance tested. Serialized for positive identification. H x W x D: 17.92 x 7.24 x 7.29 cm — Height in charger: 22.02 cm, Alkaline: 371 g. International Safety Orange. Assembled in USA. Review: Quality - A+++ Review: Great item for your old survivor light. - Have owned my Streamlight survivor since 2001. After the batteries went up in cost, I put the light in the drawer. Now my light is back in operation. I'm big into AA/AAA rechargeable batteries. The orginial and new replacement battery has lower Ma then the rechargeable AA's I use. Again, this is great for me and this great flashlight. NO! I can't drop it into my original charger, but taking the holder apart, and recharging the batteries, then putting it together is only a short time.